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Data center project pulled from Raleigh agenda after public opposition
3+ hour, 37+ min ago (386+ words) A developer pulled its request for Raleigh's cooperation in building a 100,000-square-foot, $180-million data center near the southeast region of the city, according to officials. Charlotte-based developer Beacon Partners ended its attempt on Friday to have Raleigh City Council agree…...
The Siamese Twins were among North Carolina's first Asian immigrants. Now, their descendants are keeping their story alive
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (1836+ words) In 1997, a musical called "Chang & Eng" made its debut on the stage of the Victoria Theatre in Singapore. That's right – Chang and Eng Bunker, also known as the famous Siamese Twins, lived in North Carolina. And they were very likely…...
Burn ban lifted for Western North Carolina, but drought is far from over
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (361+ words) Some relief arrived Sunday for Western North Carolina residents frustrated by weeks of fire restrictions. The N.C. Forest Service lifted its statewide open burn ban for 81 counties, including all Western North Carolina counties, effective 8 a.m. May 3. But state and local officials are…...
Construction underway for a 29-story Omni Hotel in Raleigh, set to open in 2028
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (150+ words) “This new 600-room hotel will put us in a position to not only attract larger conventions, but to also layer conventions in the convention center simultaneously, which will generate additional economic impact for the county and add more vibrancy to…...
Raleigh Water to activate water use restrictions next week due to severe drought
4+ mon, 2+ day ago (207+ words) Raleigh Water plans to activate water use restrictions this Monday due to the ongoing severe drought in central North Carolina. Officials noted in a public notice that the drought has impacted the watersheds that feed Falls Lake and Swift Creek....
Central North Carolina expected see above normal temperatures this week amid drought
4+ mon, 3+ day ago (230+ words) Over the weekend, meteorologists had said it was going to be dangerously hot. But they've since revised the forecast to say it's not as dangerous as the heat index and humidity would normally be in the summer. Still, starting on…...
The federal government is on board with passenger rail expansion in North Carolina
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (209+ words) North Carolina is working with the federal government to expand passenger rail service, according to the head of the North Carolina Department of Transportation's rail division. Jason Orthner testified before the General Assembly's Joint Transportation Oversight Committee on April 2. He…...
Raleigh ranks top 10 worst metros for allergies
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (491+ words) It’s time for The Pollening in North Carolina, which coats the state — and probably your car — in yellow each year. And if you live in the Triangle, you might just get the worst of it. This year, Raleigh placed seventh…...
Raleigh hospital’s attempt to expand cancer services leads to revealing CON law dispute with neighboring systems
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (1068+ words) Many health care systems talk about three main pillars of care for treating cancer patients: medical, surgical and radiation oncology. It turns out that having state-of-the-art radiation technology can not only help heal patients, it can also be beneficial to…...
North Hills receives Raleigh Council approval for taller towers
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (513+ words) North Hills could reach new heights – up to 37 stories to be exact. The Raleigh City Council voted 6-2 on Tuesday to approve local developer Kane Realty Corporation's controversial new rezoning application - but not before hearing opposition from some residents in the…...